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发表于 3-4-2013 16:30:59
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http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics ... ow-election-nerves/
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Foreigners have also been trimming their exposure to Malaysian debt, especially that issued by the government. Total foreign holdings of Malaysian debt securities dropped by $3.5bn in February alone, according to Nomura.
So what’s the big concern? The economy looks pretty robust – Citi expect 2013 full year to be around 5.5 per cent. However, Citi analyst lay out a few possible scenarios.
1. a narrower, but comfortable, victory for the ruling BN party, which would be “unlikely to significantly change policy direction”.
2. an uncomfortably slim victory for the BN, which “would raise the risk that some fiscal reforms with inflationary consequences could be postponed, in which case the chance of a rate hike in response to inflation could be reduced”.
3. an opposition victory, which “would likely generate uncertainty about many investment projects in the first 6-12 months” and “introduce near-term headwinds” to the market
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